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Sierra Club to Speak on Yale Panel on Threats to National Park Service

All-day symposium Saturday, November 8, is free and open to the public

Georgia Board of Natural Resources Proposes 100% Increase in Parking Fees at State Parks, Including for Veterans

Daily parking fee would double under proposed changes

Sierra Club Statement on Interior Plan to Lay Off Thousands of Employees

Staff at agencies including Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service would be impacted

Sierra Club’s ‘Detroit to Gloryland’ Film Featured in Michigan’s Fresh Coast Film Festival

Film chronicles Detroit high school students traveling to Yosemite National Park for first time

5,200 People Participate In Comment Period Asking National Park Service To Improve Visitor Services

Sierra Club, Outdoors Alliance for Kids ask for increased accessibility, youth programs, and more

Trump Shutdown Forces National Parks To Remain Open, Operate With Skeleton Crews

Forest Service, BLM To Continue Staffing Activities Deemed ‘Essential’

Reintroduction of Every Kid Outdoors Act Would Permanently Fund Vital Program Providing National Park Passes to Youth

Outdoors Alliance for Kids has championed program since its inception in 2015

Sierra Club Demands Increased Transparency From Trump Administration on Order to Whitewash History at National Parks

This week marks deadline by which ‘disparaging’ signs were to be removed

Reconciliation in Place Names Act Would Help Make Public Lands Welcoming to All People

Sen. Warren Reintroduces Act After Interior Secretary Terminated Committee

Sierra Club Joins Coalition Urging Interior Department to Rescind Order 3431 Erasing History In National Parks

Coalition for Outdoor Renaming and Education releases letter supported by 100+ organizations

Sierra Club: Improving Our National Parks Starts with Stewardship and Resources

WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, the National Park Service launched a process seeking public input on how to improve the country’s national parks.

Sierra Club Statement on Trump Administration Attacks on LWCF

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the Trump administration announced new policies that could undercut one of the country’s most significant conservation programs.